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Dropped banners over the bleachers at the stadium and said things like our lives are not a game. pass 3.5t, which was 3.5 trillion, which was the price tag for the build back better bill. another got to the point, "dems dont f this up." an the group adapt staged a protest outside the hart senate office building where senator manchin and sinema have offices. they are trying to move the two conservative democrats to agree to pass build back better. 15 of the protesters from adapt were arrested tha...

Against each other. this year during the game folks dropped banners over the bleachers at the stadium that said things like our lives are not a game, pass 3.5 t, as in 3.5t, which at that point was the price tag for the build back better bill. they also had one that cut right to the point, dems, dont eff this up. in october members of the disability rights group, the absolutely nails uncompromiing disability rights group adapt, they staged a protest outside the hart senate officer building where...

Werent working that were sick or fearful of getting sick. if you told me, omicron puts 5 to 6 million, maybe even 7 to 8 million people in that same situation, i would not be surprised. >> reporter: if theres a silver lining to all of this, one of the points that mr. zandi made is that the economy continues to adapt, and with each wave successfully, jose, the impact is actually less and less. an example of that would be shortening the quarantine time, but that is not without pushback, especially...

For many, it was their first holiday since the pandemic began. and for the travel industry, their first steps on a long road to recovery. take us back... laura is from the travel firm skyscanner. we have seen a huge change in the way the industry has approached the pandemic and we have seen resilience from both travellers and the industry in the way we have had to adapt. flexibility is something that was relatively unheard of before the pandemic and something weve all become accustomed to. like ...

President is going to be blamed for whatevers going bad. he should get credit for whatever is going well. so to some extent hes just going to be tied to how we do with covid. now, it is true that he said he was going to get rid of covid. i dont think thats why -- thats whats dragging his numbers down. i mean, people recognize what the reality is there. so i dont think its a rhetorical thing. i think its just the very fact that a president is going to be credited or blamed, whether its the econom...

Had learned to adapt, but many struggled to stay open. as you can understand, there were so many confusing guidelines and rules — even things where the local authorities and police were really struggling to interpret. so, for an industry that had been somewhat beleaguered, it was a very difficult time, especially economically, they were struggling. but in terms of the culture side of things and venues and nightclubs, once they were given the opportunity, they were out of the blocks because som...

And so with the eye movements, what different types of eye movements do you have? rolling the eyes is getting excited. ah. team those moves with some fancy footwork and you have a performance — in theory, at least. fast drumbeat. laughs. that is very good. very impressive! traditionally, a classic kathakali performance can go on for many hours, sometimes a whole night. but some modern audiences have shorter attention spans, so the art form has had to adapt. you lost me! you know, the original ...

Resilience from both travellers and the industry in the way we have had to adapt. flexibility is something that was relatively unheard of before the pandemic and something weve all become accustomed to. like tickets and bookings and refunds? yes, flexible policies. probably a greater understanding of insurance. being able to change your plans is something that whilst not always what people have in mind, it has enabled people to feel more confident if they are thinking about going away. the indus...

Firm sky scanner. weve seen a huge changing the way the industry has approached weve seen a huge change in the way the industry has approached the pandemic and weve seen resilience from both travellers and the industry in the way weve had to adapt. flexibility was something that was relatively unheard of before the pandemic and something we have become accustomed to. like tickets and bookings and refunds? yes, flexible policies. probably a greater understanding of insurance and being able to cha...

Storefronts and closed signs as the great national sick-out spreads across the nation omicron tightening its grip on workers as businesses struggle to keep doors open. a new estimate says more than 5 million americans could be isolating at home over the coming days meaning stores like apple, walmart, starbucks and walgreens have been forced to temporarily close some locations or shorten hours >> theres been a high level of stress in the system because of staffing shortages, and weve had to reduc...